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HAS University of Applied Sciences (Dutch: HAS
HAS University of Applied Sciences (Dutch: HAS
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History
On 13 October 1947 MLS (middelbare
landbouwschool) was opened in Roermond, and
followed a year later by the MZS (middelbare
landbouwschool). In 1956 the higher horticulture
school was opened in Nijmegen, which became part
of HAS (hogere agrarische scholen gemeenschap)
which formed the KNBTB (Koninklijke Nederlandse
Boeren- en Tuindersbond) in 's-Hertogenbosch, North HAS University of Applied Sciences building's-
Brabant in 1962. This was later renamed to HAS Hertogenbosch
University of Applied Sciences. In 2013 HAS
University of Applied Sciences opened their 2nd
location in Venlo, Limburg.
Studyprogrammes
HAS University of Applied Sciences offers 9 Dutch-taught bachelor programmes and 3 English-taught
Bachelor programmes.
Awards
2016 Elsevier 'Best University of Applied Sciences of the Netherlands' award
2017 Keuzegids HBO: 2nd best University of Applied Sciences (medium size)
2018 Keuzegids HBO: 2nd best University of Applied Sciences (medium size)
External links
HAS University of Applied Sciences - Student website (http://www.hasuniversity.nl/)
HAS University of Applied Sciences - (https://has.nl/en) Corporate website (https://has.nl/en)
HAS Knowledge Transfer and Training (http://www.has.nl/en/training)
(in Dutch) HAS student association (http://www.gremio-unio.nl/)
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